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Trey Burke just tweeted this:

So if he retweeted it who tweeted it first?
 
He retweeted it so that he can make him eat it when he has his breakout. Same thing as you put some opposed posts in your signatures.
 
Ian is a decent scorer who does not hesitate nailing open 3's, forcing drive-ins. And he's taller than Burke.

But Burke is a legit skilled PG and he will be a name in the league if he adapts to the physicality.
 
At least he knows what is being talked about in Jazz Nation.

The Jazz used two picks to get him. He'd better figure it out.
 
If he's taking that personally the NBA might not be for him.

If he's using it as motivation... still, it's nothing.
 
orangello said:
At least he knows what is being talked about in Jazz Nation.

The Jazz used two picks to get him. He'd better figure it out.
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Exactly. He needs to realize his awful SL play caused concerns with the fanbase. I don't care if his feelings are hurt. The guy gave the fans NOTHING to be positive about in Orlando. Well, I take that back, he did at least try to move his feet on defense. And his shots usually hit the rim instead of being air balls. Clark was fantastic, especially in that last game. We're looking for something positive and Ian provided that. Burke had 4 games to show something...anything, and failed. Let's hope the tweet gives him motivation.
 
addictionary said:
I'm confused.
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Well, I've noticed that part of the way I feel about a poster has to do with the way I react to their avatar. I noticed it specifically when a poster changed from a happy fun avatar to one with a super nasty looking dude on it. I started reacting more negatively to that person's posts.

So, does having an avatar that reminds you of Kevin Costner give you a better or a worse impression of me, say compared to a pic of me raising a glass or a poker chip?
 
Core4 said:
Exactly. He needs to realize his awful SL play caused concerns with the fanbase. I don't care if his feelings are hurt. The guy gave the fans NOTHING to be positive about in Orlando. Well, I take that back, he did at least try to move his feet on defense. And his shots usually hit the rim instead of being air balls. Clark was fantastic, especially in that last game. We're looking for something positive and Ian provided that. Burke had 4 games to show something...anything, and failed. Let's hope the tweet gives him motivation.
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Rep, rep, rep, rep, rep!
 
Core4 said:
Exactly. He needs to realize his awful SL play caused concerns with the fanbase. I don't care if his feelings are hurt. The guy gave the fans NOTHING to be positive about in Orlando. Well, I take that back, he did at least try to move his feet on defense. And his shots usually hit the rim instead of being air balls. Clark was fantastic, especially in that last game. We're looking for something positive and Ian provided that. Burke had 4 games to show something...anything, and failed. Let's hope the tweet gives him motivation.
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Ok, I'll rep as soon as I spread some around.
 
I'm taking all this with a grain of salt.
I will say that it worries me a little bit. Someone that I consider to be mentally tough shouldn't be tweeting/re-tweeting anything like this, at all. Imo, it shows weakness.
 
I actually think that Clarke will be a better fit for the starters than Burke. Like I have said before, I think that the offense will run through Gordy and that means that the Jazz need shooters and defense. Burke has struggled mightily with both of those things so far in his very young NBA career.
 
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